Heat collector
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsJhy-Chain Lin, Ga-Lane Chen
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Abstract
A heat collector includes a heat absorption surface, an opposite heat focus surface and one or more surrounding sides. A matrix of the heat collector is a thermally conductive material. There is a plurality of adiabatic pores mixed within the matrix. A relative concentration distribution of the adiabatic pores increases from the heat absorption surface to the heat focus surface, and decreases from the surrounding sides to a center of the heat collector. The shape of the heat collector can be rectangular, cylindrical, prismatic, plate-shaped, square, or polyhedral. The heat collector can draw heat generated from electrical components, and collect the generated heat for reuse in order to enhance energy efficiency.
Claims18
A heat collector comprising two opposite surfaces and one or more surrounding sides;
- wherein a matrix of the heat collector is made from a thermally conductive material;
- and a plurality of adiabatic pores are within the matrix;
- wherein the relative concentration distribution of the adiabatic pores progressively increases from one of the opposite surfaces to the other opposite surface, and progressively decreases from the surrounding sides to the center of the heat collector, the amount of adiabatic pores progressively increases from the one of the opposite surfaces to the other opposite surface, the opposite surface having the smaller relative concentration of the adiabatic pores is a heat absorption surface, and the relative concentration of the adiabatic pores at the heat absorption surface is 0%.
A substantially cylindrical heat collector comprising two opposite surfaces and one surrounding side;
- wherein a matrix of the heat collector is made from a thermally conductive material;
- a plurality of adiabatic pores are within the matrix;
- wherein the relative concentration distribution of the adiabatic pores is radially symmetric about the central axis of the heat collector, progressively increases from one of the opposite surfaces to the other opposite surface, and progressively decreases from the surrounding sides to the center of the heat collector, wherein the opposite surface that has the larger relative concentration of the adiabatic pores is a heat focus surface, the relative concentration of the adiabatic pores at the center of the heat focus surface is 0%, and the relative concentration of the adiabatic pores progressively increases from the center to the surrounding side.
A heat collector comprising two opposite surfaces and one or more surrounding sides;
- wherein a matrix of the heat collector is made from a thermally conductive material;
- and a plurality of adiabatic pores are within the matrix;
- wherein the relative concentration distribution of the adiabatic pores progressively increases from one of the opposite surfaces to the other opposite surface, and progressively decreases from the surrounding sides to the center of the heat collector, the amount of adiabatic pores progressively increases from the one of the opposite surfaces to the other opposite surface, and the concentration of the adiabatic pores along the central axis of the heat collector is 0%.
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